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Dunstan Times, Issue 941, 30 April 1880, Page 2

FREEHOLD FARM AND BUILDINGS. HORSES, WAGGON. & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. MONDAY, MAY 3rd, 1880. Gf EORGE FACHE, instructed by r Mr Thos. Spain, will sell by auction, on above date, at noon sharp, on the ground, That Compact Freehold Farm now occupied by him, and being Section 14, Block 1., Tiger Hill District, together with 4-roomed Dwelling-house, Barn, Dairy, and other Outbuildings, the whole securely fenced. Terms at Salk. Also, Double and single furrow ploughs, harrow, reaping machine, chaff cutter and water wheel complete, 6-horse waggon, 1000 bushels oats (more or leas), a few good useful horses, and other articles too numerous to mention. This farm is situate within a quarter of a mile of the township of Manuherikia and proposed railway station, is well watered by a branch of the Spottis Creek (clear water) com-sing its whole length, and is as desirable a property as there is in the whole district. At the same time and place, EORGE FACHE will sell by auction, on account of various owners, A good few head ot Cattle and Horses. Parties desirous of entering Cattle or Horses for the sale, can do so on application to Mr Thos. Spain on the farm, who is authorised by me to receive the entrance fees.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, MAY Bth. W AUCKLAND is Leaving o Clyde, and will sell all remaining stock on that date. Fancy Goods, Drapery, &c. Household Furniture and other effects. xxiais, 1 Tip Dray, nearly new 1 Farm Dray 1 Light Buggy GEORGE FAC HE, A uctioneer. TO FARMERS & OTHERS. FOR SALE. A QUANTITY of this year’s ACORNS from Oaks growing in the Dunstan Hospital grounds. In any quantities to suit purchasers. GEORGE FACHE, Secretary. NOTICE. POISON will be laid on Moutero Station after this date for Rabbits. M'LAREN & TURNBULL. December 11th 1879. NOTICE.

~|3OISQNED wheat has been laid on the Earnseleugh Station for Rabbits. STRODE & FRASER. August 20th, 1879. NOTICE. ON and after this date Poison' will be laid for DOGS &, RABBITS on Run 339. ROBERT STEWART, Manager. Hawksburn Station, July 25,1879. NOTICE. ON and after the Ist May, the price given for Rabbit Skins on Galloway Station will be 2d each. W. G. REES, Manager. Galloway Station, April 20, 1880. FOR SALE. A SECOND-HAND BILLIARD TABLE. Cheap. Apply, GEORGE FA CHE, Auctioneer, Clyde.